This is a summary of the course outline, feel and guiding principles behind its structure.
For this course, we have chosen to use no power point slides. Instead, we work with self-paced tutorials and facilitator-guided projects to get you the experience you need to continue learning after the class.
Assumptions
You want to be here/you are here of your own volition
Teaching --> Instructor talking, students listening
Teaching != learning
In this course we are trying to maximize the time you spending working with projects, from heavily guided tutorials to open-ended projects and problems. The person traditionally called the instructor is acting as a mentor, guide and facilitator.
Breadth versus Depth
The complete depth of the subject material is too large for a week-long course
You are capable of learning on your own after the course
Staring with a working example, you are capable of taking it further on your own
In this course we are trying to give you enough experience with a subset of all of the material to give you the confidence to continue learning on your own after the course is over. Not only do we work on the subject material but we also take an approach that allows you to experiment on your own by using a test-oriented approach (sometimes this means tests after code, sometimes this means test-first programming).
Ejb3 and Jpa using JBoss Notes
This is a summary of the course outline, feel and guiding principles behind its structure.
For this course, we have chosen to use no power point slides. Instead, we work with self-paced tutorials and facilitator-guided projects to get you the experience you need to continue learning after the class.
Assumptions
Guiding Principles
Teaching versus LearningIn this course we are trying to maximize the time you spending working with projects, from heavily guided tutorials to open-ended projects and problems. The person traditionally called the instructor is acting as a mentor, guide and facilitator.
Breadth versus Depth
In this course we are trying to give you enough experience with a subset of all of the material to give you the confidence to continue learning on your own after the course is over. Not only do we work on the subject material but we also take an approach that allows you to experiment on your own by using a test-oriented approach (sometimes this means tests after code, sometimes this means test-first programming).
Techniques
Materials
Outline
Introductions
Java Persistence API (JPA)
Tutorial 1: Introducing JPATutorial 2: Query and Test
**Tutorial 3: Mini Application*
EJB3 and JPA
Tutorial 1: Embeddable Container, First EJBFinal Project